Rolls-Royce Phantom Series II Released: Photos From Geneva Motor Show

As the Phantom flagship enters its tenth model year, Rolls-Royce today unveiled an update to keep the range at the pinnacle of luxury and capability.

To be known as the 2013 Rolls-Royce Phantom Series II, the sedan, coupe, and drophead coupe models have received modifications to their styling, drivetrains, connectivity features, and other luxury accoutrements.

Starting from the front, the Phantom Series II features a subtly restyled front end. The bumpers and headlight openings have both been reshaped, and the previous round running lights under the rectangular headlight openings have been dropped.

And LED headlamps are now standard on all Phantom Series II models, making Rolls-Royce the first marque to fit full LED headlamps across all models of a production vehicle.

Specially shaped reflectors are controlled electronically to focus the LED beams in the direction of travel, moving the lights to show what's coming around corners. The shape of the projected light cone also varies with speed, giving better visibility further out at higher road speeds.

Inside, the firm has redesigned the user interface for the car's multimedia controller. The center display screen is larger, at 8.8 inches, and owners can now bookmark often-used features.

The satellite navigation system now offers both guided tours and 3-D mapping that includes the topography of the landscape, and an enhanced database for points of interest.

The Rolls-Royce Phantom is a very large vehicle, and maneuvering it should get easier with not only front- and rear-view cameras, but what the company calls "top view".